Facelift vs. Fillers: Which One is Better?

Wrinkles, sagging skin, and volume loss are normal signs of aging, but nobody likes to see that they are getting […]

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What’s the Right Age for a Facelift?

Without guidance from a plastic surgeon, it can be difficult to decide whether you’re ready for a facelift. A facelift […]

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Mini or Full Facelift: Which Should You Choose?

If you see some aging signs are ready for plastic surgery but hesitant to undergo a full facelift, a mini […]

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What Can I Expect from Facelift Recovery?

A facelift can significantly reduce signs of aging like skin laxity and jowls, which is why it’s a popular procedure […]

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Revision Facelift: You Can Still Look Like You!

While a facelift is designed to enhance the natural features of an individual’s face and neck, there are instances in […]

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San Francisco Facelift for a Younger Appearance

Men and women alike opt for a San Francisco facelift with facial plastic surgeon Dr. Evan Ransom to help reduce […]

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Mini Facelift Procedure — San Francisco Rhytidectomy

When skin loses elasticity, it becomes less pliable and less resilient against gravitational forces. This cumulative effect of aging contributes […]

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Rhytidectomy — Facelift Procedure San Francisco

The signs of aging come in many forms, such as wrinkling and lines on our faces. Sagging in the cheeks […]

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Facelift Surgery — San Francisco Surgical Enhancement

Facelift surgery, also known as a rhytidectomy, is a surgical enhancement to facial skin and underlying tissue. Over time, factors […]

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Facelift Preparation — San Francisco Rhytidectomy

If you’re planning on undergoing a facelift procedure to remove lines and wrinkles but are feeling nervous about the surgery, […]

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Facelift Surgery — Rhytidectomy San Francisco Rejuvenation

Time takes a toll on your appearance, especially in the face. With facial aging, it can become an issue with […]

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Who is the ideal facelift candidate???

I recently came across an article on Huffington Post that really got me thinking. In the article, the author (Kristen […]

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